Snap Dock Jet Ski Lifts

Snap Dock’s Floating Jet Ski Lifts are the perfect solution for residential and commercial customers who want easy access to their jet skis and also want to protect them. Snap Dock’s Drive on Jet Ski Lifts accomplish this with several advanced features including a split entry with dual adjustable rollers for easy docking and launching, built-in bow stop and patent pending injection molded connectors. Connect them to your Snap Dock system or use anchor pipes. Customers with more than one jet ski can connect them side to side. Installation is a breeze with the 2-piece design.

The dock float is designed to add or subtract from your footprint based on your specific project requirements and/or buoyancy requirements. This allows you to have a customized solution at a cost effective price point.

Non-Slip Surfaces

Attractive, non-slip surface to ensure safe and enjoyable use for years.
Tough, crack resistant, UV-inhibiting polymer resin ensures a long life

Adjustable Rollers

Allows for smooth entry and exit and fits any PWC
2-piece design makes transport and assembly more efficient

Integrated Bow Stop

Connect to dock sections or use anchor pipes

Technical Specs

Buoyancy (Per Module): 1,750lbs / 794kg operating capacity

Weight: 370lbs / 168kg

Dimensions: 168x59x15’’

Colors Available: Light gray (custom colors by request)

Dock Sections

OSD stock a large range of Snap Dock™ modular polymer and anodized-aluminum dock components. Snap Dock™ docks and ports are tough enough for industrial use and versatile enough for recreational applications.

Platforms & Walkways

Snap Dock’s Floating Modular Walkways are ideal for recreational, commercial, and industrial use. Industrial configurations come standard with yellow powder coated steel handrails, and can accommodate power cables.

Industrial & Commerical

Snap Dock’s industrial products are the perfect solution for industrial sites, including waterfront sites, mines and aggregate operations. Snap Dock’s Floating Pump Stations, Floating Walkways and Floating Work Platforms